Storm
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Another attempt
to achieve a theme, somewhere in the middle ground, between light and dark.
Tried to capture the
essence of an upcoming
storm.
You need, gtk2-engines-murrine
Includes: New metacity and openbox3, iconrc, 2 panel.pngs
9 years ago
Current change:
Changed the tab contrasts,
darkened the non selected tabs
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Added panel.png
Changed menubar & toolbar look
Changed odd tree view for better perception with file folder detailed list view.
Increased active tab highlight.
And more, one of those times, one change
created a snowball affect.
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Feb. 17, 2010 changes;
One of those accidental moments, I
switched to Storm gtk2 and still had my
coldsteel openbox3 surround. My wife
looked over and asked, Can you put that
on my laptop? I compared the old storm
openbox with this and they were a world
apart.
New openbox3
New metacity
Extra panel
Iconrc
9 years ago
Current change:
Changed the tab contrasts,
darkened the non selected tabs
============
Added panel.png
Changed menubar & toolbar look
Changed odd tree view for better perception with file folder detailed list view.
Increased active tab highlight.
And more, one of those times, one change
created a snowball affect.
=========
Feb. 17, 2010 changes;
One of those accidental moments, I
switched to Storm gtk2 and still had my
coldsteel openbox3 surround. My wife
looked over and asked, Can you put that
on my laptop? I compared the old storm
openbox with this and they were a world
apart.
New openbox3
New metacity
Extra panel
Iconrc
kai100
Feb 18 2010
Puli
Nov 27 2009
cb2k
Nov 26 2009
IamJustUs
10 years ago
but smiling on the inside.
Thanks.......
I appreciate your comments.
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cb2k
10 years ago
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IamJustUs
10 years ago
search here at gnome-look for
specific download instructions.
Its a little more complicated download than usual. If you do
not want any nimbus gtk2 themes,
The easier way would be to search
Google for nimbus.deb or
nimbus.rpm, etc depending on your
operating system. And look for the icon package. I like the blue folders,
and the blue tool bar icons especially.
The icons on my panel are a mix of
Nimbus and nuoveXT2.
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joplass
10 years ago
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monx
10 years ago
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IamJustUs
10 years ago
Wallpaper/background can be found here:
http://abstract.desktopnexus.com/wallpaper/28859/
It's called Hibernal snow.
For something real cool, if you have
compiz/fusion enabled. Select the snow
option. and.... Let it snow, Let it snow
Let it snow. It makes a nice 3-D background.
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monx
10 years ago
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